05.10.2026, 15:32

Seven OPEC+ countries decides to keep current oil production quotas for November

MOSCOW. Oct 5 (Interfax) - The ministers of seven OPEC+ countries (Russia, Saudi Arabia, Algeria, Kuwait, Iraq, Kazakhstan and Oman) decided to extend the current oil production quotas for November following their traditional monthly online meeting, OPEC said in a press release.

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Seven OPEC+ countries decides to keep current oil production quotas for November

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